Idiot bully gets his.

Mama Hallowell leaves a message for her disappointing son.

How Justin Wren went from being an MMA star to a man serving pygmies. 

Special guest LIVE in studio. 

What in the world is a “blood moon”?

Boehner be gone … now what?

He’s known for his work on big-time films such as “Braveheart,” “We Were Soldiers,” “Pearl Harbor,” “Secretariat” and much more. In his new book, “Living the Braveheart Life,” he’s sharing what it’s like to live a life of conviction in Hollywood. 

Just like an ESPY.

Wearing our Carly and Donald masks.

A fascinating conversation with the men behind the new documentary movie, “Finding Noah.”

A not-so-great list of politicians — the Ashley Madison of donations. 

Campaign finance fight, fight, fight. 

The least qualified man in the world to speak about anything sports-related talks football … sorta.

Chris’ strange desire to talk to RuPaul. 

When Gary Brausen was told he was going to die and nothing could stop it, Rosey began to pray — and things changed. And now they’re telling their story in a new book, “Praying for Healing While Planning a Funeral: A Miraculous Story of Hope.”

Two votes for Pedro.

Is it really a problem to point out a candidate is ugly?

Pastor and author Caleb Kaltenbach tells what it was like to grow up in a home with two gay parents who had rejected religion. 

Billy’s good friend Donald Trump.

More Kim Davis … stuff.

Somebody reeeeaaaaaalllllyyyyyy likes his dentist. 

Successful people don’t listen to this show. 

Pastor Don Piper shares his unique and powerful experience of dying and entering Heaven — and what his mission is now. Plus, some interesting behind-the-scenes info about the new movie.

New Testament professor Scot McKnight is warning fans of so-called heavenly tourism stories to exercise caution. Here's why.

Mr. Unity

Johnny Clark of “Project Afterlife” talks to us about people coming back from the dead. 

Who’s room was Billy in?

Hand-holding, uber-professionalism and earning the “weirdo” label. 

Pumpkin latte.

Attention, idiots. 

J.R. Buckley, president of the Deaf Bible Society, tells of the work his organization is undertaking to reach a community that’s under attack by ISIS.

Our favorite minister. 

Just getting older and older and older and … where was I going with this? 

War on Christmas … in AUGUST … in BETHLEHEM. 

Giving it to the atheists. 

Plus, don’t miss “Chris & Billy’s Parenting Corner.”

Filmmaking brothers Alex and Stephen Kendrick, who brought you “Facing the Giants,” “Fireproof” and “Courageous,” talk about their brand new movie “War Room.”